Survive 100 Days In Prison, Win $500,000
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Cop and Criminal Endure 100 Days in Prison for $500,000
Discover whether a simulated 100-day prison stay unites or breaks a cop and a criminal as they navigate difficult psychological challenges for a massive cash prize.
Short Summary
- Lenny (17 years a cop) and Ian (3 years in federal prison for fraud/money laundering) must survive 100 days together while un-cuffed.
- Early challenges focused on comfort trade-offs: sacrificing $50,000 for daily yard time, then turning down a kitchen for continued yard access.
- Major relational tests occurred when only one person could receive benefits, such as the library access (Ian received it) and the single family visit (Lenny won it).
- The final test involved a high-stakes game of trust: staying in solitary confinement for 24 hours against the temptation of pressing a button to steal the entire remaining reward.
- The experience ultimately forced two opposing figures to build an unlikely partnership, culminating in a successful split of the $480,000 prize pool when both emerged from isolation.
This video documents a 100-day social experiment tracking how a veteran police officer and a convicted criminal adapt to simulated prison constraints and escalating psychological tests orchestrated by Warden Jimmy. The primary goal is survival, but maintaining cooperation proves essential when early comfort upgrades cost them portions of the final prize money.
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Top Comments (10)
Btw feel free to take clips from this video (or any of our videos) and make Tik Tok/shorts/reels out of them! Love seeing fan edits of moments in our videos
proud of Ian for doing the right thing. he earned a friend for life.
Making smokers/alcoholics survive in a house for 200 days without cigs and alcohols
Ian was so smart with reading the book about rocks, definitely helped A LOT. Lenny put in the hard work too. They both were so smart, I underestimated Ian. He's great at drawing and he's an empath
the part where they had to find a solution in the library and apply that knowledge to break the rock faster was incredible 🔥
With the library, I'm glad Ian did what he did. I was going to say: since only one book was desired by Lenny, Ian couldve compromised by reading the Bible to him through the door once or twice a week. Transcribing it to paper was even better.
Do a challenge where someone has to quit smoking
Literally started crying seeing Ian's empty solitary cell thinking he left early then sobbed realizing they both stayed true!
Ian has shown that he's not a chronic criminal. Clearly, what he did before was just a mistake, and he seems to have learned from it. When you're a good person, it's easy to remain good. It's harder to remain good after tasting crime. I'm proud of Ian. God bless him.
Ian is a good person at heart
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Top Comments (10)
Btw feel free to take clips from this video (or any of our videos) and make Tik Tok/shorts/reels out of them! Love seeing fan edits of moments in our videos
proud of Ian for doing the right thing. he earned a friend for life.
Making smokers/alcoholics survive in a house for 200 days without cigs and alcohols
Ian was so smart with reading the book about rocks, definitely helped A LOT. Lenny put in the hard work too. They both were so smart, I underestimated Ian. He's great at drawing and he's an empath
the part where they had to find a solution in the library and apply that knowledge to break the rock faster was incredible 🔥
With the library, I'm glad Ian did what he did. I was going to say: since only one book was desired by Lenny, Ian couldve compromised by reading the Bible to him through the door once or twice a week. Transcribing it to paper was even better.
Do a challenge where someone has to quit smoking
Literally started crying seeing Ian's empty solitary cell thinking he left early then sobbed realizing they both stayed true!
Ian has shown that he's not a chronic criminal. Clearly, what he did before was just a mistake, and he seems to have learned from it. When you're a good person, it's easy to remain good. It's harder to remain good after tasting crime. I'm proud of Ian. God bless him.
Ian is a good person at heart